President Tinubu said yesterday that Nigeria had become an investors’ paradise because of his administration’s reforms. President Tinubu, at the Nigeria-Netherlands Business and Investment Forum in The Hague, Netherlands, stated that the ‘’cleaning up of the foreign exchange market,’’ fuel subsidy removal and Central Bank of Nigeria’s readiness to provide windows for foreign companies to repatriate their profits were making Nigeria attractive to foreign investors more than ever before. He, therefore, urged Dutch businessmen and women to take advantage of ‘’these opportunities for mutually rewarding economic partnerships’’ between Nigeria and their country. Emphasizing the importance of strengthening ties between Nigeria and the Netherlands, he called for bilateral partnerships to prioritize mutual benefits, transformation, and tangible gains for ordinary citizens of both countries. To achieve this, the President urged both countries to explore innovative collaboration channels, including partnerships, joint ventures, and strategic alliances.
He stated that by doing so, they could build bridges that connect markets and facilitate the flow of goods, services, ideas, and people. The President emphasized that such collaborations must yield real benefits for the citizens, fostering economic growth, job creation, and improved living standards. The President in a statement by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Ajuri Ngelale, added that by working together, Nigeria and the Netherlands could unlock new opportunities and drive prosperity for their people.
